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Live Stock Notes,

1t is recommended that to prevent COWS
or steers from jumping over fences a
horseshoe bc nailed to one of the fore
feet, which prevents the hoofs from
spreading and consequently renders the
animal unable to spring.
To train flock of sheep takca lamb to
the house and teach it to came at the call
of certain sound and then put it with
flock. AS sheep follow the leader, the
whole flock may be called by the obcdi-
ence shown OIL tic part of the petted
sheep.
An excellent mixture of hay tor all
classes of stock is onc-third clover hay
with timothy and red-top, which is much
better than either one alone, as the mix
turc is more complete in food elements.
It should be fed with an allowance of
ground grain also.
How to induce cattle TO cat colnstalks
is difficulty that has hccn overcome by
a Maine farmer, who sprinklcd hot brine
over The stalks. The cornStalks arc fed,
with the fodder and husks, without cut
ting, and if well cured. he says the stock
Will lctNo Dut litiiC uitSdtCH. ~ 10 iu"i>
economical, however, to pass them
through fodder cutter.
Estimating the value of the hog as
producer of manure, practical swine
breeder states that hog, if kept 20 the
age of twelve months will convert a cart
load of material per month into an excel,
lent fertilizer for torn. lie thinks that
with twelve loads OF manure \ year from
each hog on t." farm, the hogs should
provide enough fertilizer to pay for the
corn they consume, and that by estimat.
ing the value of the manure the hog is
kept at less cost than he is credited.
To indicate the influence of the food
upon the growth of bone in animals, Pro
fessor Lehman fed young pig 1876 days
upon potatoes alone, the result being
rickets or softening OF the bone. Other
pigs, from the same litter. fed upon po'
tatoes, black oat meal and additional
phosphates for the same length of time,
had normal skeletons, yet there was
difference according to the phosphat;
added. Two that were fed on phosphate
of potash had porous bones that were spe
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AGRICULTURAL.
TOPICS OF INTEREST RELATIVE
TO FARM AND GARDEN.
Experiments in Feeding Sheep.

80
Four pens of eight sheep each were
tested during period of 1O6 days. The
foods were all of good quality; the lin
seed cake was a pure and superior one.
During the first period of thirty-three
days, the several pens increased in weight
from Sc ounces to 7.6 ounces daily
spiece-the mixed linseed and cotton
cake doing worst and the mixed oat and
barley meal the best. In the second pc
Rod of similar length the sheep increased
in weight only from is ounce TO 2.5
ounces daily. The period was one of Sc
we're weather and the results prove what a
waste of food is inevitably incurred in
the winter sheepfold. The combined oats
and barley now did the worst and the
inseed cake did the best of all the foods;
the wheat flower being, however, almost
as bad as any of them. Several Of the
sheep during this period fell i'll and some
of them died or were slaughtered. In
the third period the increase per head
varied from s ounces to IA ounces daily,
and here the wheat stood highest of the
whole and the crushed oats and barley
lowest. t.-Dr. John TOelcker.
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Chinese Quail.

Five hundred of the small Chinese quail
from the Swatow district have been i'm
ported here and distributed in lots of 100
on the ranches of gentlemen interested in
sporting. They are not more than half
the size of California quail and are some
what smaller than New England quail.
They are rapid flyers and it takes good
shot to bring them down.-San francisco
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John Adams, Of Engine House No 8,
Rochester, N. Y, was confined to his bed
with inflammatory rheumatism. He used
three bottles of DR.. Pardee's Remedy and
is now able to be about. Can walk with
out crutch or cane. He says: ''it is the
best remedy on earth. Il am recommend
ing it to every one I see that is afflicted
with rheumatism"
Ask your druggist for DR.. Pardee's
Remedy, and take no other. Price, 81
per bottle, six bottles, SIS.
Pardee Medicine Co., Rochester. N. Y.
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An Ancient Relic.

-Groping through the dust of ages,
ArchIologist now delrcs;
Seeks for relics of the sages,
Long since laid upon their shelves.
All, he finds bit of parchment,
Written thousand years ago;
Finds it meath an ancient arch bent,
Now brought forth to sumshine's glow.
'Tis joke. told in times olden,
At which patriarchs had laughed;
Twas quite Old in days called "Golden,"
Twas so old il had been chaffed.
Since that joke first came to reason
It's been travelling down;
It's been heard since, every season,
Uttered by some circus clown.
--Gcodalrs Sun.
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To keep postage stamps in the pocket
or memorandum book without sticking,
a New Orleans poStofficc clerk advises
people to rub the sticky side over the
hair two or three times. The oil of the
hair coats the mucilagc and prevents it
from sticking.
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A Turtles Tenacity.

In regard to such animals as frogs, etc,
1t is pretty hard to say at what time they
are dead. I remember the case of a snap
per which l caught in creek in New
Jersey. We began by cutting off his
head and going through the usual process
in such cases. Some time aftcrward
found the heart (Which had not yet been
disposed of still contracting. I take it
for granted the animal was really dead.
because it had been cooked, and I had
eaten it during the intcrval.-Ihi'm7dphM
Lfd1sr.
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Inflammatory rheumatism Cured

ROME, N. Y.
GRNTLEMEN:-I willingly give the fol-
lowing testimonial: I have used DR.. Par.
dee's Rheumatic Remedy and can truth.
fully say it is the best medicine that ! have
ever taken. I tried doctors and many
preparations, but they did me no good.
This is the remedy that has cured me of
inflamnatory rheumatism. would like
to tell those who are troubled with it, that
this is the surest and cheapest cure for
them to buy. Yours respectfully,
BENZ. J. BASENFELDER.
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A small and rctrousse nose betokens
cunning and tincsse; a straight and thin
nose taste and delicacy; an aquiline nose
Judgment, reason and egotism; a shape
less, clumsy nose intellectual dulness and
want of saYOir faire.
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"J,nr that Mrs. Holmes? I thought the

"Isn't that Mrs. Holiness. thought the
"She Is well. After tho doctors gave up her
case she tried DR.. Pierce's 'Favorite Prescrip-
ton and began to get better right away: :!
heard her say not long ago that she hadn't felt
SO we'll in twenty years. She does her own
work and saws that life seems worth living at
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given remedy fer female weakn ass. prolapsus,
liberation, Ieucorrhna, morning sickness,
weakness Of stomach, tendency to cancerous
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officially lighter than Others that had been
fed upon phosphate and carbonate OF
lime. The experiment demonstrates the
Importance of feeding variety of food.
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A PITIABLE SIGHT.
4 Little Child Scarcely Three Years Old Drawn
out of Shape BY Innammatory Rheumatism.

Cut OF Shape py lnnAmHs'oiJ
ROCHESTER, N. Y, May 1s, 1886.
Pdrdee Medicine Co.,
GENTLEMEN:-We desire to express our
feelings of gratitude for the great blessing
received at your hands in restoring to US
in perfect health, our little three ycar-old
son, who for weeks has been very great
sufferer with inflammatory rheumatism.
His little hands and arms were badly in
famed and so drawn out of shape that VIC
feared he would never again have the use
of them; but thanks to DR.. Pardee's excel
lent remedy, he is now entirely free from
pain and has free use Of his hands and
arms; in fact is in better health than ever
before. We feel that your remedy has
performed almost miracle, and believe it
to be the best on earth. and recommend it
to any afflicted with rheumatism.
We are very truly yours,
Mr.. & Mrs. II. KLEEHIMER.
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A DC1NEss in crime thu oughnut England is
revealed by comparisons Of he Official reports
for the last two e1rs. Ia lSSl-Si the number
the prcyious twelvemonth. The average daily
prisol population was l5,aS', a: ainst l6,6l0 in
1SSt iHJ
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Ex-Congl e,s:nan Weaver, Postof1ice Depart.
mert, Wash ngt VI, d. c.. considers II d S:a
Cough Cure n remarkable remedial agent. 1t
contains no danger, IL marc Otto 8, and costs but
twenty-five cents.
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C,muissit ner o. lice Is f'r al the Statea
Mr.. q. +. Reardcu. Baltimore, Md, writes
tha. he euff,red for i n ;ti1ne with rheuma-
tism. viii i yielded TO 10 IT. a'mcnt until he
annie II. Jacobs Oil.
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Or the seventy-six members Of the present
United States Senate there a-e seven who
fought N the I'n;on side during the late war,
while sixteen bore arms unie" the (onfeder
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PROFESSOR HUGHES says silk ribbon is a
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In attempting to en- er the car al at Menasha
Wis. q 1l0-pound sturgeon grounded on q
aa nd har and was capturod.
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Old-fashioned iron bitters have had their
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MILAN EXCHANGE
SATURDAY, tEBRUARY5,1 1887.
OVER THE STATE.

and fatally Injured at CampbeIl's sta
ton.
The lumber industry in and about
Chattanooga gives evidence o. renewed
prosperity
The Stanton house a. Chattanooga
is to he improved and made first
class hosiery.
TIE cotton receipts at Memphis
sum up within 500 bales of the grand
total Of last year.
A machine shop employing forty
and fifty hands is soon to lie erected
at Cleveland, Tenn.
Miss Ida Hayes was elected county
superintendent of public schools for
Marshal by the January court.
Sam Mcclure, colored, shot and
killed Phil. Bacon. colored, in Chat
tanooga. Mcclure was arrested
Knoxville is catching the fever and
corner lots are on the rise. Several
Chattanooga capitalists have been
prospecting there recently.
GAINESVILLE Tobacco Leaf: Middle
, Tennessee got 'em all, Senator, Treas
urer and Comptroller. There is moth
ing greedy about this section.
William King, baggage'mast
of the l.. q N. at GAINESVILLE, had
his foot crushed last Saturday by a
heavy trunk falling upon it from the
Car door.
Memphis, Jan. 20.-[Special]-A
fire tonight at midnight burned ii.
Wetter & Co.'S tinware mandatory,
Nos. SO aud 40 Union street. Loss
about $4,000, well insured.
Nashville Banner: Miss Kate Rob
erts, one of Nashville's most intellect
ual young ladies, will sail for China as
missionary Of the Southern Metho-
dist church on the Oath of February.
The store house of Mr.. George NJ.
Denny, of Purdy, was destroyed by
fire. Insured for $1,000 in the Equit.
able, of Nashville, AMI 81, $50 in the
Insurance Company Of North Amer
lea.
G. A. Goodloe, of Alamo, was
elected Grand Master of the state OF
the masonic fraternity. j. f. Viii.
Hanson, of Columbia, S. W.; B. F,
Halter, of emphis, j. W.; W. H
Morrow, Treasurer John Fri7zell,
Secretary.
Gov. Taylor takes his breakfast al
8 o'elock and at 9 he is in his Office
He was born and reared in the Ten
,nessee mountains, where the sun rise
soonest and where the natives are new
4r behind hand in beginning the WORK
of the day.-Banner.
Lexington Progress: On the nigh
of the 18th inst, the store house anC
cotton house of A. Stewart. in tn
FIRST district, was destroyed by fire
the work of an incendiary. Mr.
Stewart informs us that his loss
about seven hundred dollars.
Jackson News: Mr.. E Bacheri
was arrested Saturday and placed I'm
der 81, 800 bonds for passing counter
felt money. Mr.. Bacherig stated tina
he got the money, $50 gold piece
and passed it, not knowing that it wa
spurious. 1t came back to him, an
he didn't feel able to lose it, an
worked it of.
A report was current last Monda
night at Chattanooga that the Bait
more and Ohio Express company hi
scOoped the express franchise of tt
East Tecressee, Virginia and Geo
gia fsstem, which, if true, will CIV
them an entree to the south that wi
prove dangerous to the Southern E.
press company.
GAINESVILLE Tobacco Leaf The to
bacco barn, grainery and stables
Nathan Horn, in the twenty-Hrst di
trict, we're burned last Thursday nigh
The loss was about $4,000 pounds
tobacco, 800 barrels OfcOrn and all
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Use Green's Sarsaparilla for impure blood,
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Green Cough Balsam cures coughs, colds
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~ arc the seconds he'll atop 10 think
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
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Tho Iron Market Firm on Orders = Tho
f " <, Trade In Wool. ~ "a
In lis weekly review Bradstreel's Gays:
There have been some orders for pig,iron
at the East which have served to remind
dealeta that the market is firm. The like
Is truo at the South. Some sales have
been made in the Central West below,
nominal quotations, but they, arc said to
have been exceptional. The two largest
producers in the South are out of tho mar.
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for, fyo years: has the.s been SO great
present and prospective scarcity OF South.
ern iron in June aa at present. y Southern
irons have declined So since January i,
and old rails at Cincinnati i arc off 81
per ton from the highest figures
Of 1887. Stocks Of charcoal iron
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FOR SALE.

Building sitfs on EinGteenthestreet Al 81 20 a
,rn iSoI: will sci! 20 feet, or my number Of feet
'G iC, SoH,h Of NO. 9soa Ron street. rtice 81. ooo
iI6use No. q South liu'on s!reet; ground 70 feet
HS u Aero FARM, four roomcd hewcd log house,
vonLyrsllCry cornCrih stable orchard OF 100 trees
ncNd OF Proctor creek, teren miles from Proctor
Stallion, on Ohio River Railroad; can DO bought
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drrICs within tho city. situated Oh ttdrthcatt cor.
ucr oil ChaplIne and fourteenth streets, house
numbered lS2D ChRplino ttrcot; tho lot fronts CO
irct On hRplIne street Terms OIL payment, easy,
onr.iith cash, balaiicG III equal annual payments
win iN,cnst payable annually. Fifteen yean
at So s Io Txei tfSc full lot. co by 100 feet,
7 ro0mSd house on 'front.' ioomed house on
".NSIiicsira6is rcsidcnco a. Beech Bottom, on the
line Of tho Z, ", u Ky. Aailtoad. u miles IRON
Wheeling, combating OF o new frame house and u
Srres 0l land; will exchange for desiiable city
property ~, p,,.,, .,,oo, ,,o,,s ,,or,,,v m ,oo,
and running back 40 equal wiath 70 nYet.
house With stone foundation and basement. wash.
nom, cellar and coal house; ground fronting 10
iCct, running back 10 feet Price. 81 60
so1b YORK streets, with part Of lot No ibG. Ia ali
iroulIng o. ieoi OIL Virginia street and lO leet on
0y No 10 sixteenth street; on tnt floor Is dining.
room kitchen, pantry. Ws,hhouhe and coal house;
stSoud floor Il Two roomB and hall: third floor,
thiec rooms aud hall; finished attic, illuminating
vas throughout, water on lrst and third floors, 4
sdc entrance; ground Is ieet front. raining bach
C5 feet: can now DO bought tor u 100 2. -. gS
A HonO, Harness and spring Wsgon for SIS.
JAMES A. HENRY,
POul Estate Agent, Collector and Notary Public,
lpH ovYlcx No t6l2 MARKET 1T.
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. .u# 2 So
What truly beautiful world We live in I
Nature gives US grandeur of mountains,
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